The Big Red Book of Spanish Verbs (2002)
by Ronni Gordon, David Stillman
To like something, find something pleasing to like/dislike (usually a person) to suit someone, be good for someone to dislike something, find something unpleasant to dislike something, find something unpleasant to love something to be excited about something to be missing something, not have something; to be short of something (money, time) to be fascinated by something, like something to need something to care about something; to mind; to matter to be interested in something to have something left to have more than enough of something to be someone's turn to be urgent for someone to do something.🏁
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To like something, find something pleasing to like/dislike (usually a person) to suit someone, be good for someone to dislike something, find something unpleasant to dislike something, find something unpleasant to love something to be excited about something to be missing something, not have something; to be short of something (money, time) to be fascinated by something, like something to need something to care about something; to mind; to matter to be interested in something to have something left to have more than enough of something to be someone's turn to be urgent for someone to do something.🏁